# Market Open Docs > Guide and Academy for Market Open (https://smc.himbit.com), Himbit's free charting and trading app: order book heatmap, footprint, CVD, TPO and Volume Profile, 43 indicators, Hyperliquid and Binance markets. Every page also exists in 19 languages under https://docs.himbit.com//. ## Guide - [Market Open guide](https://docs.himbit.com/intro.md): Market Open is Himbit's free charting and trading app at smc.himbit.com. You can read order flow on about 900 Hyperliquid and Binance markets without an account, and trade Hyperliquid straight from the chart when you're - [A short tour of the interface](https://docs.himbit.com/interface.md): Market Open fits a lot onto one screen. This page goes through it once, top to bottom, so you know where things live. Screens 600 px and wider get the desktop layout below; phones get their own layout with a tab bar, cov - [Himbit ID: sign in and sync](https://docs.himbit.com/account.md): Signing in is optional. Without it, Market Open works fully in one browser. Sign in with your Himbit ID, the same account as himbit.com, when you want your setup on every device. - [Sign in from the iPhone app](https://docs.himbit.com/iphone-app.md): If you added Market Open to your iPhone home screen, Google sign-in finishes in Safari and the app picks up the session by itself. - [Account settings](https://docs.himbit.com/account-settings.md): Account settings is where you change your profile, sign-in methods and a few app preferences. It is there once you are signed in with your Himbit ID. - [Trade on a second device](https://docs.himbit.com/second-device.md): Your wallet lives on one device, say your computer. You can still trade from your phone, without moving the wallet or its private key. - [On-chart trading](https://docs.himbit.com/trade-on-chart.md): Once a wallet or an API key is connected, your positions and orders live on the chart. Every action asks for confirmation first. - [Layouts](https://docs.himbit.com/layouts.md): "Layout" means two things in Market Open. A split layout is how many charts one tab shows and how they're arranged. A layout tab is a whole workspace: its charts, indicators, settings, drawings and panels, kept as a tab - [Indicators](https://docs.himbit.com/indicators.md): Market Open comes with 85 built-in indicators in five groups. On your first visit only Price Action — SolAtlas is on; the rest are a click away in the Indicators dialog, and what you set up is saved with your layout. - [Mirage Liquidity Sweep Pro](https://docs.himbit.com/mirage.md): Mirage Liquidity Sweep Pro, by Himbit-AlgoTrade, finds liquidity sweeps , scores each one from 0 to 100, can wait for a change of character to confirm it, and then draws a full trade plan on the chart: entry, a stop bey - [Drawing tools](https://docs.himbit.com/drawing-tools.md): The toolbar on the left of the chart holds 87 drawing tools, from a plain trend line to Fibonacci, Elliott waves and long / short positions. They sit in 9 groups, plus Measure on its own button. Drawings belong to the ch - [Order flow panels](https://docs.himbit.com/order-flow.md): Order flow panels sit next to your charts and show what the market is doing right now: the book, every print, the big trades, liquidations and a few live stats. They follow the chart you are working on, and the ones you - [Alerts on indicators](https://docs.himbit.com/alerts.md): Get told when an indicator does what you're waiting for, not just when price touches a line. - [Chart tools](https://docs.himbit.com/chart-tools.md): In Price Action Toolkit, turn on Style › Table. A small card shows: - [Themes and appearance](https://docs.himbit.com/themes.md): Market Open has 19 themes plus 2 Auto modes. This page covers how to pick one and the other settings that change how the chart looks: colours, scale, labels, the heatmap, language and time zone. - [Chat](https://docs.himbit.com/chat.md): Chat is where traders talk about what they see on the chart: a shared room, rooms in your language, clans and private messages. Anyone can read the public rooms. To post, sign in with your Himbit ID. - [Encrypted key backup](https://docs.himbit.com/key-backup.md): Your Hyperliquid trading key and your Binance API key live in your browser. Lose the device and they are gone, and you would have to set trading up again. Key backup is optional and keeps a copy you can restore. - [Himbit recovery (optional)](https://docs.himbit.com/recovery.md): Himbit recovery is an extra option on top of encrypted key backup. It is off by default. - [FAQ](https://docs.himbit.com/faq.md): Short answers to what people ask most about Market Open. - [Release notes](https://docs.himbit.com/releases.md): What changed in Market Open, newest first. Only changes you can see or use are listed. ## Academy - [Reading an Orderbook Heatmap](https://docs.himbit.com/academy/orderbook-heatmap.md): A heatmap shows where traders have parked limit orders over time, so you can watch liquidity build up, move and disappear instead of guessing from one frozen snapshot of the book. - [Reading the DOM Price Ladder](https://docs.himbit.com/academy/dom-ladder.md): The DOM is a vertical ladder of prices that shows, at every level near the market, how much is waiting to buy, how much is waiting to sell, and how much has actually traded there. - [Footprint Charts: Looking Inside the Candle](https://docs.himbit.com/academy/volume-footprint.md): A footprint splits each candle into its price levels and shows how much was bought and how much was sold at every one of them, so you can see who was pushing and where they ran out. - [VWAP and Anchored VWAP in Practice](https://docs.himbit.com/academy/vwap.md): VWAP is the average price everyone paid since a starting point, weighted by how much they traded, and it is one of the simplest ways to tell whether buyers or sellers are in control of a session. - [Open Interest, CVD, Funding and Liquidations](https://docs.himbit.com/academy/derivatives-data.md): Price tells you where the market went, while open interest, CVD, funding and liquidations tell you who took it there and how crowded the trade has become. - [Market Structure the Smart-Money Way](https://docs.himbit.com/academy/price-structure.md): Market structure is a way of reading trend from the sequence of swing highs and lows, and the smart-money vocabulary adds names for where trends break, where traders get trapped, and where price is likely to react. - [Discipline, Sizing and Tilt](https://docs.himbit.com/academy/trading-psychology.md): Most trading damage is done in a handful of bad hours, so the goal of discipline is not perfect trades but keeping your worst days small enough that you can still think. - [Reading a TPO Profile](https://docs.himbit.com/academy/tpo-profile.md): A TPO profile turns a session on its side and shows how long price spent at each level, so you can see where the market found agreement, where it rushed past, and where the auction was left unfinished. - [Volume Profile: Where the Money Traded](https://docs.himbit.com/academy/volume-profile.md): A volume profile is a histogram on the side of the chart that shows how much was traded at each price, which tells you where the market did serious business and where it barely stopped. - [Trading Liquidity Sweeps with Mirage](https://docs.himbit.com/academy/liquidity-sweeps-mirage.md): Stops cluster above swing highs and below swing lows. When price runs those stops and snaps back, the move often turns. Mirage Liquidity Sweep Pro finds those moments, grades them and hands you a trade plan; this lesson ## More - [Full text of every page](https://docs.himbit.com/llms-full.txt) - [Himbit help](https://help.himbit.com): wallet, P2P and the Himbit app